XRP ETFs Outshine BTC, ETH, And SOL Funds With $164M Single-Day Inflows

An Ethereum ICO whale has sold 20,000 ETH, valued at approximately $58 million, amid intensifying selling pressure that has seen Ethereum's price fall below the critical $3,000 level. This decline has raised concerns about a potential prolonged bearish phase for the cryptocurrency, with ETH trading nearly 40% below its August all-time high.

The Dogecoin ETF has had a disappointing launch, failing to meet market expectations and underperforming compared to the XRP and Solana ETFs, which have seen significant inflows. The Dogecoin ETF only managed to generate $1.41 million in trading volume on its debut day, raising concerns about its attractiveness to investors.

Grayscale has filed a proposal with the US Securities and Exchange Commission to convert its Zcash Trust into the first Zcash exchange-traded fund (ETF), potentially bringing the privacy-focused cryptocurrency into mainstream financial markets. This filing follows a significant rally in Zcash's price, which has surged over 1,000% recently.

Bitcoin has recently experienced a price recovery, rising from a low of $80,000 to approximately $87,000, which has led to discussions among traders about whether this rebound signifies a genuine market recovery or merely a temporary 'dead cat bounce.' Analyst Peter Anthony argues that the prevailing bearish sentiment may be misleading, suggesting that this recovery could set the stage for a more substantial rally.

Institutional investors have recently shifted their focus from Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana to XRP, resulting in significant outflows from the former and inflows into the latter. A CoinShares report highlighted that Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana experienced outflows totaling $1.27 billion, $589 million, and $156 million respectively, while XRP saw a notable increase in investments.

Grayscale has filed with the SEC to list the first exchange-traded fund (ETF) tied to Zcash, a privacy-focused cryptocurrency, potentially on NYSE Arca. This move follows a series of successful ETF listings by Grayscale, including those for Dogecoin and XRP, which have recently gained approval for trading on the NYSE.

Bitcoin's price surged past $90,000, driven by new Wall Street-backed cryptocurrency products, particularly from major financial players like BlackRock and JPMorgan. This significant price movement reflects a renewed interest in Bitcoin amidst a recovering market sentiment.

Nasdaq ISE has filed to elevate the option limits for BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) to top-tier status, reflecting a surge in IBIT options activity and a shift of open interest towards U.S. regulated venues. This move comes amid a backdrop of fluctuating investor sentiment in the cryptocurrency market.